Monday, January 11, 2010

Cub KODA - That's What I Like About the South 1984

Cub KODA - That's What I Like About the South 1984

Blues

Koda began to back away from the group's loud, overdriven rock sound - at least in private. He purchased a multi-track tape recorder and started producing one-man-band tapes, where he overdubbed all the instruments and vocals. For the Next several years, Koda made home recordings of rockabilly, blues, R & B, Country, jazz, and early rock & roll - the exact opposite of Brownsville 's heavy rock Stance; the rockabilly Tapes were eventually released as "That's What I Like About the South" in the early '80s (1984), with other tracks on compilations Showing up as Late as 1993. **01. Hoy Hoy 1:2902. Who Do You Love 2:3403. Two Hundred Love Affair 2:2204. Beetle Bug Bop 2:3705. Blues Stop Knockin' 2:1906. Bottle to the Baby 2:0007. My Baby Left Me 2:0508. That's What I Like About the South 2:0409. Ace of Spades 2:3510. Ten Little Women 2:0311. Tight Jeans 1:3612. Rattle Shakin' Mama 2:0813. Chicken Walk 1:3914. Split Personality 1:12**NoPassword*DLink*